Nonprofit Tweets of the Week – June 1, 2012

Published on: by Gene Takagi Category:NONPROFIT RESOURCES OF THE WEEK

Here are some of my favorite posts of the week in the areas of nonprofit organizations, corporate governance, philanthropy, and social enterprises: 

  • MN Nonprofits: … Why board members miss the red flags. via Kate Barr – Nonprofit Assistance Fund – http://ow.ly/bdrfH
  • Nonprofit Issues: Can nonprofit board members be held liable for an organizations payroll tax debt? http://bit.ly/gm3Hcw
  • Ellis Carter: Board Confidentiality – What Happens in the Board Room Stays in the Board Room: http://bit.ly/KAFHCS
  • Patrick Sternal: Tax Court denies $19M charitable deduction for failure to meet appraisal requirements: http://bit.ly/KP7KwE | Self prep Form 8283=bad idea
  • Emily: Are You Headed For An Iceberg? Tips for avoiding common employment law pitfalls via Olive Grove Consulting - http://bit.ly/npo-compensation
  • Law For Change: Are you in a commercial co-venture? Many legitimate ways to raise cash still require charities to register with the AG. http://law4.ch/Jjil07
  • Gene: Why Companies Can No Longer Afford to Ignore Their Social Responsibilities | Time Mag – http://buff.ly/KWVN7d 
  • Darian Heyman: Can your tweets be subpoenaed fr Twitter? Social Media Case Law – The Beginning, http://bit.ly/LdDABb via socialmediatoday.
  • Omidyar Network: How Financial Innovation Can Save the World http://bit.ly/LNb3lH. A must read impact investing article in The Atlantic 
  • Caroline Preston: Is philanthropy print journalism's last hope? http://www.theatlantic.com/b

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